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Coverage of Pope Benedict's visit:
Bush greets pope as he begins first U.S. visit
Pope hopes to heal wounds of priestly sex abuse during trip
Student's essay lands him chance to meet pope
Pope comes to U.N. as 'beacon of peace'
Cardinal urges peaceful games; Vatican official says Olympics should foster peace, not conflict
Bush honors Navy SEAL; Presents posthumous Medal of Honor to Catholic officer's parents
Clinton, Obama face tough questions about faith, abortion
Archbishop Donald W. Wuerl -- God has one divine nature, three divine persons; We live a life alive in God's grace each time we sign ourselves with cross
Fr. Ron Rolheiser -- What kind of Christ do we preach about?
Charlie Martin -- Getting around love's detours; God brings people into our lives whom we love
Fr. John Dietzen -- Who can receive anointing of the sick? What qualifies is that you need the prayers of the church for health
Fr. Richard McBrien -- Benedict's papacy not what some expected: As cardinal, he was a watchdog of orthodoxy; as pope he is seen as a healer
Four-page preview of diocesan Spirituality Fair, May 3 at St. Mary Central High School in Neenah
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NOTE: check the April 18th and 25th Compass print issues for more coverage of Pope Benedict XVI's visit to the United States.
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Local Catholics attend White House reception for Pope Benedict
By Sam Lucero
Compass Staff
GREEN BAY -- When Deacon Everett Doxtator of St. Joseph Parish in Oneida received an e-mail April 3 inviting him to a White House reception for Pope Benedict XVI on April 16, he thought it was a belated April Fools joke.
The e-mail, he said, was from the White House and it invited him to attend a formal welcome for Pope Benedict on the South Lawn of the White House given by President George W. and Laura Bush.
His invitation to the papal reception wasn't a prank, since Deacon Doxtator sits on the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' National Advisory Council. It was his council membership that led to the invitation, which he saw as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Full story ...

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Reflection on the Readings by Auxiliary Bishop Morneau --
for April 20, 2008: Living as agents of truth sets us free
Explaining the Scripture by Fr. Michael Stubbs --
for April 20, 2008: Know the way and the Father
Editorial -- A Sheen example
Catholic actor is honored for his social justice activism; not everyone delighted
Editorial -- Not just crying wolf
Br. Steve Herro -- Water is a focus of this year's Earth Week observance
Church promotes campaign for safe drinking water accessible to everyone
Foundations of Faith -- Spirituality basics
Christian spirituality takes many forms, has one source
Sites of Tour -- Pilgrimage series: Congregation of the Mission
Your Catholic Neighbor -- A sweet tooth for Catholic education
Xavier High School principal bakes cookies to help fund programs
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